Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Fujikura Limited

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Olympus Optical Company, Ltd.

Fujikura Rubber Ltd.

Takashi Takizawa

Ryo Sato

Maurizio Carbonara

Tatsuo Suemasu

Satoshi Yamamoto

Kazuhiro Sakamoto

Hiroshi Nishida

Yoshitaka Kubota

Takashi Shigihara

Hiroshi Nitta

Tatsuya Itoh

Takuji Kawano

Kazuya Matsumoto

Hiroshi Miyajima

Tatsuya Ito

Tomohiko Yashiro

Takeshi Futamata

Takashi Ejiri

Martin Petersson

Kanji Hayashi

Koji Mizuta

Kei Fukuyama

Atsushi Takasaki

Takazumi Hayashi

Shun Niijima

Masayuki Hojo

Masahiro Katashiro

Mitsunori Hoshi

Yoji Komatsu

Takahiro Matayoshi

Sakae Endo

Toshihiko Isokawa

Hisao Someya

Satoshi Nishimura

Kazuyuki Itoh

Naoshi Tsukada

Ryoji Nagano

Motorcycle or motorcycle replica

A saddle-ride vehicle is a saddle-ride vehicle, in which at least a part of a side surface of an engine is exposed, which includes a windshield located in front of feet of a rider, in which the windshield is located on a the side surface of a crankcase of the engine and is supported only by the crankcase.

Saddle-ride vehicle

Side cowl for a motorcycle

Front side cover for a motorcycle

Motorcycle and/or replica thereof

Motorcycle

Front side cowl for a motorcycle

Headlight for a motorcycle

Front cowl for a motorcycle

Headlight for motorcycles

A technique to adequately provide a sound pressure of a horn that is less affected by a flow of air. In a motorcycle including a front cover for laterally covering a horn, the front cover includes an outer cover and an inner cover located inwardly of the outer cover in a vehicle-width direction. The inner cover includes an air guide surface extending in a vehicle-longitudinal direction. The horn is placed at the rear of the air guide surface. The inner cover further includes a relief portion leaning outwardly in the vehicle-width direction to steer clear of a vehicle forward side of the horn. The inner cover includes a covering provided on a surface contiguous with the air guide surface to cover at least a part of the vehicle forward side of the horn. The covering has a mesh structure.

Saddle-ride type vehicle

A blind hole () is formed on a substrate () from a first side of the substrate toward a second side of the substrate (). A conductor () is filled in the blind hole (). The substrate () is removed from the opposite side to expose the conductor () filled in the blind hole ().

Method for fabricating a through-hole interconnection substrate

A method of forming a penetration electrode in which an electroconductive substance is inserted into a micropore that has one end blocked off only by wiring and a pad formed by an electroconductive substance without the wiring and pad being broken. In this method of forming a penetration electrode, an electroconductive substance is inserted into the micropore that penetrates a substrate and that has one aperture blocked off by an electroconductive thin film. After a protective member that holds the electroconductive thin film is provided on a surface on the electroconductive thin film side of the substrate, an electroconductive substance is inserted from the other aperture of the micropore.

Method of forming a penetration electrode and substrate having a penetration electrode

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Takizawa